An exquisitely made small statue of King Tutankhamun made of gilded wood appears unconventional, wearing the white crown and carrying the stick and the flail and standing on the back of a black tiger from the contents of the tomb of Tutankhamun, the Shorter Valley of the Kings, showing the king standing with his left leg forward on a rectangular base installed On the back of the tiger. He carries a long stick in his hand and the flail in the other hand; the king wears the white crown of Upper Egypt with a cobra on his forehead and wears a large necklace that covers his chest and shoulders and ends with a row of hanging beads.